e-Commerce Scam In Malaysia Reaches Scary Levels, With RM163 Million In Losses
BusinessToday Malaysia reports that e-commerce scams in Malaysia have reached alarming levels, with losses totalling RM163 million. Consumers should verify seller credentials and use secure payment methods when shopping online.
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